en route in Greek
en route in Greek is καθ' οδόν, στην πορεία — en route means on the way to a place; during a journey.
en route in Greek
καθ' οδόν
Pronounced: kath' odon
On the way.
στην πορεία
Pronounced: stin poreia
Along the way.
What does "en route" mean?
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adverb On the way to a place; during a journey.
"The parcel is en route and should arrive on Thursday."
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adjective Travelling towards a destination and not yet arrived.
"Two of the en route aircraft were diverted because of fog."
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en route in a sentence
- The parcel is en route and should arrive on Thursday.
- We stopped for lunch en route to the coast.
- Two of the en route aircraft were diverted because of fog.
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Frequently asked questions
What is "en route" in Greek?
"en route" in Greek is καθ' οδόν, στην πορεία. en route means: On the way to a place; during a journey.
How do you pronounce καθ' οδόν?
"en route" in Greek is καθ' οδόν, pronounced "kath' odon".
How do you use "en route" in a sentence?
Example: "The parcel is en route and should arrive on Thursday." In Greek, "en route" is καθ' οδόν, στην πορεία.
Are there other ways to say "en route" in Greek?
Yes — Greek has 2 translations listed for "en route": καθ' οδόν, στην πορεία.
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